The Oregon murders should be more than fodder for gun control propaganda and fanaticism, which interfere with the lessons we should learn: Absent fathers create alienation; sensational media coverage only provokes more violence.
Blame Congress, as well as President Obama, for the awful nuclear deal with Iran. Lawmakers chose to play political blame games instead of legitimately fighting to block Mr. Obama’s terrible agreement.
The EPA is trying to regulate every damp spot in America, and a flood of lawsuits is the result.
Obama picked Pentagon leaders who will risk national defense by putting transgenders in uniform—if they can figure out which is GI Joe and which is GI Jane.
Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran may be full of loopholes, but Congress let it happen by filling the sanctions laws with loopholes. Congress gave the president super powers to cancel the sanctions.
Sanctuary cities are not safe, as people learned from the murder of Kate Stinle, allegedly by a five-time Mexican deportee and seven-time felon who found sanctuary in San Francisco. Sanctuary cities should be told: No public safety? Then no conventions or tourism.
Big Brother’s government regulators are out to kill the payday loan industry that serves millions of Americans. The welfare state wants no rivals for the loyalty of low-income people.
What is it with the bureaucrats and our celebrations?
The Supreme Court’s same-sex marriage decision destroys the democratic process. Instead of acting only with clear Constitutional authority, the justices give themselves power over the people by claiming their decision ‘interprets’ the Constitution rather than making new law.
The blame for the South Carolina church murders belongs on one deranged racist. But politicians and activists cast the blame widely; that’s how they justify restricting the rights of millions of Americans.
The sagas of Bruce-to-Caitlyn Jenner and black? white? Rachel Dolezal prove the total craziness of political correctness. "I think therefore I am" doesn't mean imaginary things are real.
Two days of congressional hearings demonstrated how the Obama White House shuts down the people's right to know what their government is doing. Even the usually liberal media are upset that President Obama is keeping the bureaucracy's inner workings concealed.
Gun control and control of free speech would be combined in a new Obama administration plan that could send Second Amendment advocates to prison.
We're back-sliding. Millions of Americans tell pollsters they no longer consider themselves middle class. Almost as many of us now self-identify as "lower class or working class" instead. Blame big government for getting in the way.
America still fights Indian wars, but today these battles center not around settlers pushing their homesteads onto tribal lands but around gambling.
Runaway regulations are hurting everyday people and wrecking family budgets. It's not big companies that suffer from the $1.88 trillion annual burden of red tape that the government imposes. They add the costs onto their price tags.
Forget everything else you read about the Supreme Court case that could mandate same-sex marriages. All that matters is the swing vote of Justice Anthony Kennedy. He will break the expected 4-to-4 deadlock among the other justices.
We freed up $13-billion for Iran to negotiate its nuclear weapons program. Now Obama's claims about the supposed deal turn out to be imaginary.
